Are "change of seasons" overrated? (garages, porches)

[KathrynAragon]

Originally Posted by Gaylord_Focker

That's funny, I'm looking at the Tyler weather report and over the next, oh two weeks, the humidity never drops below 55%.

It's 23 percent right this minute, just so ya know. Not really sure what you're looking at.
https://weather.com/weather/tenday/l...60c81f6f455f08

Actually it may be 21 percent:
https://www.kltv.com/weather/

Friday and Saturday are supposed to have thunderstorms so of course I expect the humidity to reflect that.

That being said, 55 percent humidity sounds fine to me.

Speaking of humidity, don't you live in Seattle?
https://weather.com/weather/tenday/l...b229baff15ed15

[KathrynAragon]

Originally Posted by Ivan_Ivanovich

Having lived in sunny or desert type places my whole life, I would argue it's actually sunshine that's overrated. But to each their own.

I love sunshine. But I prefer some humidity along with that sunshine. My skin and hair likes it better that way!

[Jdawg8181]

Tmrw 24. Friday 55.

I love it

[KathrynAragon]

I'm so glad to hear that people love the weather where they live!

[SamJohnson]

Maybe. Maybe not.

[elchevere]

Yes...people certainly move because they prefer warmer climates and are tired of winter and snow...I’ve yet to meet someone who wishes their winters lasted longer and they had more snow. They might move to a 4 season city for other reasons, such as a job, however. Just look at the migration numbers of many more people to sunbelt cities than vice versa.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/thehill...-suburbs%3famp

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.usa...m/amp/35801343

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.usa...m/amp/39442201

[Jdawg8181]

Originally Posted by elchevere

Yes...people certainly move because they prefer warmer climates and are tired of winter and snow...I’ve yet to meet someone who wishes their winters lasted longer and they had more snow. They might move to a 4 season city for other reasons, such as a job, however. Just look at the migration numbers of many more people to sunbelt cities than vice versa.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/thehill...-suburbs%3famp

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.usa...m/amp/35801343

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.usa...m/amp/39442201

I actually love snow, lol. Which is why I keep fighting tooth & nail to not move to SoCal, lol.


Not enough snow. Not enough variety. Not enough bi-polar LMAO.


24 today, tomorrow 51 and Sat 62.


THAT.


The more wacky, the better.

[elchevere]

You do realize if you move to SoCal it is possible to drive to snow within 60-120 minutes (depending where you live), yet leave it behind when you head home. Few other cities as well...if you like wacky you might like Denver—could get a foot of snow or snow in April and it will melt within a day or two.

Originally Posted by Jdawg8181

I actually love snow, lol. Which is why I keep fighting tooth & nail to not move to SoCal, lol.


Not enough snow. Not enough variety. Not enough bi-polar LMAO.


24 today, tomorrow 51 and Sat 62.


THAT.


The more wacky, the better.

[Jdawg8181]

Originally Posted by elchevere

You do realize if you move to SoCal it is possible to drive to snow within 60-120 minutes (depending where you live), yet leave it behind when you head home.

I don't want to drive to it. I want to see it right outside my window, touch it, play in it, admire it. Snow forever.


Denver sounds cool, lol, but there is no work for me, so I'm stuck in NYC but I don't mind.


Looking forward to bundle up time during my walk home tonight and then running in shorts in the park this weekend

[KathrynAragon]

LOL we're going to be bundled up by tomorrow night but we do have strong storms moving in with a strong cold front. That's pretty bipolar to me!